10/08/2026
An underground equipment purchase does not end when the unit leaves the shop.
The relationship starts with understanding the work the machine has to complete underground, including the route, duty, access, maintenance requirements and site conditions.
From there, the equipment has to be engineered, built and tested around the approved configuration. During the build, the customer needs clear communication on approvals, changes, progress, schedule and factory acceptance.
Once the equipment is in service, the relationship continues through parts, service, repairs, component support and eventually rebuild planning.
That full lifecycle matters because mines are not only buying a machine. They are taking on an asset that has to remain supportable for years.
For TES Inc., the objective is straightforward:
Understand the work.
Build it properly.
Communicate clearly.
Support it for the life of the asset.